The White Mountains Golf Scene Near RiverWalk
The snow is gone and you know what that means, the greens are uncovered and it’s time for a new season of golf in the White Mountains! Luckily, there...
22 South Mountain Drive,
PO Box 69,
Lincoln, NH 03251
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Kelsie Collins
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Dec 5, 2018 9:15:22 AM
It’s finally here! The snow is falling and the slopes are opening. If you haven’t yet, it’s time to book your family ski weekend in the White Mountains.
This blog post is part of "The Guide to Winter Activities in The White Mountains" blog series.
This season is projected to be a big one for snowboarders and skiers alike. With only a couple days to pack in all the fun, it can be stressful deciding what to do. Where do you go for dinner Friday night? What time should you be on the slopes? How late should you stick around on Sunday? RiverWalk Resort has an family ski weekend itinerary to help you answer these questions and more. In addition to the itinerary, we also created a downloadable and printable packing checklist to help you get the whole family ready to go!
Quick Directions: If you live right off of 93, this is going to be the easiest ride of your life. No need to pull out Google Maps and waste data. Get on 93N, get off at Exit 32 and take a left off the exit, and RiverWalk Resort is in town about a mile down on the right hand side.
If the car is packed, hit the road as soon as you get out of work. Whether you can get here at 7PM or 10PM, there are plenty of dinner options for you and your family. If you’re worried you won’t make it on time, you can also take advantage of RiverWalk’s partnership with Purple Tomato and order groceries in advance to be placed in your room.
Or, stop at the many restaurants along the way up 93N. When you arrive at RiverWalk Resort, check-in and make yourself at home. If you happen to get up here earlier, check RiverWalk’s event page to see if we’re hosting an ice skating show or winter celebration! Our adventure concierge is happy to direct you to any local happenings.
7AM - Wake Up and Get Ready
Grab breakfast from The Toast at La Vista
Pack the ski gear
Either drive to Loon (5 Miles away) or take the RiverWalk Shuttle
9AM - Get to Loon, put on ski/snowboarding gear or rent gear. The mountain opens at 8AM on weekends if you want to get there earlier. Enroll your kids in ski classes and enjoy the slopes.
12PM - Enjoy lunch as a family in the base lodge and warm up
1PM - Hit the slopes for the next couple hours with the kids following their ski lesson!
Tip: Not a skier/boarder? Loon also has ziplining, snowshoeing, and tubing. Or book a day at Solstice North Day Spa.
3PM - leave the slopes an hour before Loon closes at 4PM to change out of your gear into your change of clothes.
3:30-4PM - Head back to RiverWalk Resort and call the front desk to see how late the rink is open. If it’s still open, grab your skates and get on the rink!
**The rink will be open daily 1pm-9pm during Christmas and February vacation weeks
5PM - Dinner time! Head down to La Vista Italian Cuisine in RiverWalk Resort for dinner or explore downtown Lincoln for plenty of family friendly options.
8PM - Time to relax. Turn on the electric fireplace, put on a movie, and eat some snacks. Get into your pajamas and pack your bags up (so you don’t have to tomorrow morning!)
9AM - Wake Up and Get Ready
Grab your luggage, pack up the car and check out
10AM - Get breakfast at one of the many local favorites in Lincoln-Woodstock
This blog post is part of "The Guide to Winter Activities in The White Mountains" blog series.
Now that you’ve got the packing list and the itinerary, all you have to do is reserve your suite at RiverWalk Resort! Planning a vacation should be fun. With the help of these guides and our adventure concierge, vacationing just became easy and stress free. Reserve your suite today before the weekends are booked for the season!
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